Denmark — Heimdal Nordic announces the launch of Heimdal Credit Fund (HCF), a credit fund targeting lending to the Danish professional real estate market. Building on a highly positive track record of investments totaling more than DKK 3 billion in the professional real estate market, and leveraging Heimdal Nordic's extensive experience in property financing, Heimdal Nordic is now launching a fully FAIF-regulated SFDR, Article 8 credit investment fund.

Denmark — Rutger Arnhult's M2 Asset Management sells a residential property containing 78 apartments and 15 parking spaces in Copenhagen to Pensam.

Denmark — Pension company Pensam has acquired the property located at Njalsgade 17-23 on Islands Brygge from ALFA Development.

Denmark — In March 2016, management started the process of selling the subsidiary Gabriel Ejendomme A/S. Gabriel Holding A/S has today signed a Letter of Intent with the pension group Pensam with a view to selling the entire share capital of its fully-owned subsidiary Gabriel Ejendomme A/S.

Denmark — Niam sells a 42,000 sqm office property in Copenhagen to the Danish pension fund Pensam.

Denmark — Pensam constructs townhouses and apartments in Hasseriis. The turn-key contract has been signed by Arne Andersen Vrå, and construction is expected to be completed in stages from the summer of 2019 until the end of 2020.

Denmark — Patrizia Immobilien AG announces the acquisition of the 259 apartments of the ‘Marble City’ residential area in Copenhagen from the pension fund PenSam and the public company City & Harbour. The acquisition, which comprises twelve separate properties, was made on behalf of three Patrizia funds.  

Denmark — Heimstaden acquires two housing projects in Copenhagen for approximately EUR 106M.

Denmark — Pensam has purchased two properties in Frederiksberg for DKK 180M. The properties are fully leased and are expected to generate a yield of 5-6 percent.

Denmark — German Patrizia purchases 177 apartments on Teglholmen in Copenhagen.

Denmark — Carlsberg Byen has entered into a non-banking credit agreement with the Danish pension fund PKA totalling €325M.